Finding Your Path After School

Why should the question 'What do you want to do after school?' be reconsidered?

• It encourages creativity.

• It's too easy to answer.

• It limits students to one path.

• Students already know the answer.

What was a significant personal challenge the speaker faced during their final year of school?

• Deciding on a college

• Making too many friends

• Generalized anxiety

• Excitement about the future

What did the speaker realize after exploring different paths?

• Traveling is a waste of time.

• Psychology is not a real science.

• They wanted to be a teacher.

• It's okay to change direction.

Why is choice considered a privilege?

• It's available to everyone.

• Choices are limited.

• It makes decisions harder.

• Not everyone has choices.

What has changed in employment trends according to the speaker?

• Jobs are becoming less available.

• Long-term employment is preferred.

• There's a shift towards individual value.

• Customized paths are discouraged.

What alternative questions could be more helpful than asking about future plans?

• What's your favorite color?

• What do you enjoy doing?

• How many jobs have you had?

• Where do you see yourself in 10 years?

How can students explore their interests according to the speaker?

• By focusing on one career path

• By ignoring their hobbies

• By making a list of things they enjoy

• By following their parents' advice

What is the key message about following dreams?

• Always follow others' advice.

• Dreams are unrealistic.

• Never give up on your dreams.

• Dreams should be practical.